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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

stands, whatnot, and toilet racks.
Each cabin has its separate push
for electric bells to obtain attend
ance of stewards, etc. The dining
saloons, ladies' drawing-rooms and
boudoirs, smoking-rooms, lounges,
library, and supplementary saloons
for writing and reading, staircases
and entrances are embellished by
chaste carvings and decorations of
the Renaissance period, from de-
signs by our eminent architects.
The cuisine and kitchen arrange
mcnts, and refreshment bars MAIN
tain the high reputation for which
the +. & o. Co. is justly celebrated.
The baths have constant supply of
waters, with steam connected to
them; and there are ample lavato-
ties besides. Other offices, hos
pitfalls, a barber's shop, and laund-
ries are also provided. The pro-
menade spaces have been kept clear
by the system adopted for carrying
the boats, and also by the use of
the hydraulic hoists, and a peculiar
design of crane, which, besides
being quicker in working, occupy
much less deck space than the
usual steam winches and cranes.
The dust and dirt from the coal and
ashes is prevented by special sys-
TENS of coaling and ash-shoots. All
the arrangements, down to the
smallest detail, have been most
carefully considered and worked
out, with n view to the comfort of
the passengers, and the safety of
the ship and all on board.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Yesterday afternoon al elderly
native woman named Kauihou, living
on Fort street, went to her bath
house for the purpose of washing.
Her relatives finding she did not
return went to look after her. The
old lady was found with her head in
the bath tub, and dead. The
Marshal was summoned, but no in
quest was held. The cause Of
immediate death is questionable, but
it is supposed that the deceased had
an apoplectic fit, and fell where she
was found.
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PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco, per bktne Planter,
April 13-T Southwick and wife. + Il
Baker, + j Mccarthy and G ii Carter.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala. April
12-Rev II lscnbcrg. Frank w Damon,
DrJ w Smith, Aug Dreier, x y Macfie,
.Jr, Walter NJ pomeroy. Mr. Appleby, G.
X Campbell, G. Turner and bride. Mr.
and Mrs lIcnning, Jno A Mill. l. Kalto-
fen, Geo n rutherford, l. llcdgeman,
w Betham. L l. Cohen, VIM Meyer,
Mrs Kcaka. Mr. Searle and wife and
about 30 deck.
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THE BULLETIN" SU MMARY.
No. IL.

Is now issued and will be found TO
be an interesting and comprehensive
number, containing 40 columns of
reading matter OH local topics, and
complete resume of Honolulu and
island news. There is no better paper
published in the Kingdom to send to
friends abroad. Subscription $3.50
per annum, including postage to
foreign countries. TO be had from
j. ii. Soper, Merchant street,
A. NJ. Hewett, Merchant street,
and BULLETIN Office.
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A LARGE CARGO.

The Oceanic Steamship Australia
took away the following domestic
produce: 2G,034 bags sugar, 1921
bags of which were shipped by
Messrs. w. G.. Irwin 4 Co., ALB
bags rice, 1870 punches bananas,
1926 hides, 1900 pieces sugar cane
and 1921 skins. The cargo was
valued at Sl53, 24G.32.
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A SOCIAL.

There will be social held in the
parlors of Fort-street Church on
Thursday evening. A short literary
and musical programme will be
given, in which Miss Malone, Mrs.
l.. A. Thurston, Miss II. Dickson
and others will take part. You will
be welcome. Will the ladies who
provide refreshments, be kind
enough to send them in season to
avoid confusion?
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OFFICIAL OFFICES ReFiLlED.

During the absence of Col. c. p.
Iaukea, The offices of His Majesty's
Chamberlain and Governorship of
Oahu will he filed by His Excel
lency Antoine Rosa, the present
Acknowledgement. Major J. d.
Holt, will act as Quarter Master
Geyeral vice Mr.. Sam. Nowlein.
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A YOUNG man who wanted to go
home By the Australia yesterday, and
who was refused ticket at Irwin e
Co.'s, because there was no room ON
the steamer, secured his passport AT
the Custom House and went aboard,
When the purser asked the youth for
his ticket, he offered the amount in
money, but to his sorrow was brought
ashore in the pilot-boat.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

100 LBS. Fresh Home-Mode Chew.
lOO ing Sticks, or so-called Bar.
bers' Poles, and fresh, delicious Vanilla
and Chocolate Creams which guoran.
tee to be far superior and sold cheaper
than any imported, ut II. HORNS pion.
Ger Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
and Ice Cream ParlOr. s5tf
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or tho 5000 tina OF opium that
arrived from sydney by the Maripoea,
1000 were being stamped and label
ed, by the Customs clerks, this morn
ing, preparatory to being placed in
the market tomorrow.
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THE schooner Ehukai, belonging to
the Pacific Navigation Co., has been
purchased by Captain Macy, and will
sail tomorrow for Jaluit. ANY letters
or papers for the S. S. Islands will be
taken by her,
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DEPARTURES.

April "a
Blk Saranac for San Francisco
Bktne Planter for San Francisco
Schr, Waiehu for Waianac
Schr Catcrina for ilanalei
Schr Luka for kOholalelc
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Honolulu cricketers were dill
gently practising last evening, pre-
paratory to match game between II
team from II. b. NJ. $. Caroline and
n picked number of Honolulu play
ers, at hakiki next Saturday after
noon.
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Mr.. Lewis J. Levey will hold his
regular cash sale tom orrow morning
at 10 o'clock and by order of &. ID.
Freeth, he will sell one case Of
private effects, ex bark G. II. Bishop
from Bremen,
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VESSELS IMPORT.

Blk Julie, Clavey
Blk Caibarien, Perkins
Blk Kalakaua, Armstrong
Brig Allie Rowe, Phillips
Bktne Morning Star. Turner
Bktnc j a Falkenburg. Il w Ginger
Bktne Discovery. Lee
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AT the meeting OF Company b Of
the Honolulu Rifles last evening,
Second Lieutenant C. w. Ashford
was elected First Lieutenant, to fill
the vacancy declined by Geo. Strate-
meyer, and Sergeant II. II. Bishop,
was elected Second Lieutenant.
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ACCORDING to the ADVERTISER" on
Monday next rifle match will take
place at the King street range, be-
tween teams of eight men from II. b.
M. S. Caroline and the Hawaiian
Rifle Association.
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HAcKMEN, it is said, will, now that
nearly half OF Honolulu has gone,
offer inducements to ride in their
carriages. Havana cigars will be
given to gentlemen passengers and
chocolate creams to the ladies!
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-M0RR0W.

Stmr Iwalani for Lahaina and Hama
kua. at : Il III
Schr Kauikeaouli for Kohala
Schr Ehukai for 5 ) Islands
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Ar the Bethel Union prayer meet
ing this evening, the subject OF the
Pastors discourse will be, "rhe
Christians confidence, Phil l., 6.
At Fort Street Church, the Rev. j.
A. Cruzan will discourse on "Man-
illness in Religion" selecting as his
text, | Cor. xvi, IL.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

A CREDIT auction sale of assorted
cloths will be held by Messrs. Il. z.
Adams IL Co. at their sales room on
Monday next.
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CARC0ES FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Schr Liholiho-1.174 bags of sugar.
SNipp,Nn uUIEs.

The bktne Planter was towcd to sea
this afternoon. She took from this port
for San Francisco, 1929 bags of sugar,
1000 bags of rice and 600 bnchs of ba-
nanas. Value. $4,000.
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On view and for sale at King Bros.
Hotel street, is "silk painting" OF
Diamond Head, by Mrs. Tremain.
The Diamond Head, sky, water, and
cocoanut tees are wonderfully
NATURAL
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Dir. FLINT's HEART REMEDY is
Specific for all forms of Heart Dis
ease and also for Diseases OF Kidneys
and Circulation. Descriptive book
with every bottle. Benson Smith Il
Co.. Agents. 35i*
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A minstrel performance by a troupe
OF artists ON board III. NJ. $. Caroline
is talked about Whether it will take
place ON shore or ailoat, is not yet
decided.
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THE Hon G. r. Bishop was this
day appointed Vice-rresident OF the
Pacific Sugar Mill, and Mr., Julius
Hoting to n similar position in the
Honokaa Sugar Company.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

The Honolulu Post Office dispatch
ing by the Australia, yesterday, 1881
letters and 500 papers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

MEMBERS of the Honolulu baseball
club were practising yesterday after
noon.
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Ths 9@als 8nllFtin
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 10. 1887.
ARRIVALS.
Al,ril Il

Anrll Iii
Bktne Discovery from san Francisco
Schr Iiholiho from Lahaina
Schr Mary from Hanakua
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

J. Il. Brown & Co. have u new
brick store to let, on King street, near
the Nuuanu street corner.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

"IIit me easy for ten cents" is
the latest exclamation among bill
liardists.
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

MAJOR Gulick has "Fair View" on
Punchbowl hill, to let.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-13

The Portuguese company OF the
Honolulu Rifles will drill this even
ing.
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HAVE just received per Aus.

WE HAVE just received per Aus
w triilia II new lot OF Artists Ma
tcrial', Ebony Ware, Brackets, Cabinet
Frames, Rustic Frames, etc. And we
ARE better prepared than ever to make
Cornices and Picture Frames, having
the largest and best selected stock OF
Mou'dings in The Kingdom KING
Bios ART STORE. 81
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IF you FIND ANYTHING,
l. advertise it in the DAILY BULLEFlN
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-09

nence among the nations of the earth
that it was owing especially to go.N
government and careful Observance
of their law The Romans achieved 8,
! much for themselves and their country
After setting forth the many reason
why the Roman Empire was able t,
subdue the greater number of contem
porarY nations and unite them in on,
vast whole, Mr.. Connolly proceeded tx
show now lux ~, with its long trair
of attendent evils, succeeded II
undermining the strong fabric Of
Roman governmentand, at last
completing the destruction Of the
greatest nation that ever rose
and fourished. MIR. Connolly held the
wrapped attention of his hearers fol-
fully twenty-five minutes and at the
close was loudly applauded Mr.. Slavan
followed with neat exposition of the
many and varied beauties of Winona.
His statements were clear and concise.
However. he might have exaggerated
a little wherein he stated that Winona
would soon excel in size both Minneap-
oils and St. Paul combined; also in the
announcement that Winona has barn
four hundred and fifty feetsquare. Mr..
O'Dcnnell then sang a very popular
French song entitled "La Connais-
sence." For obvious reasons we do not
wish to detail the merits of the piece
but must say the singer possesses ex-
ceptional powers in this particular
art and was fully deserving of the rap
turous applause given when he closed.
The rendition Of RienZes' "Address to
the Romans" left no room for criti-
cism. A clear voice and the orators
gift are conspicuous among his quail
ties as a speaker. In the recitation
"The Wreck of the Hesperus," Mr..
Prendergast showed what a beautiful
thing it is to be a good reader. He was
listened to With marked attention
throughout The quiet which followed
was broken by Mr.. Ernest flanagan,
who sang with fine effect a song enti-
tied 1.-THE Blue and the Gray" Mr.. III.
has melodious voice and is remarka-
BILE good singer. ''The Evils accruing
from Idleness'' was next made the sub
ject of a mastery address by John
Hogan. In cogent reason and incisive
logic he has scarcely an equal among
the members of the society. The Pres
ident then closed the proceedings Of
the evening by congratulating the de-
baters, speakers and singers on the
manner in which they acquitted them
selves of their various parts in the pro-
gram and hoped this Entertainment
would be an incentive to pass very
the fast approaching Easter
vacation. w. S.
Merriam Park, April 4, 1887.
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Oorcoran.
Correspondence of The Irish Standard .


The examination of candidates for
positions as teachers in Hennepin
county schools was held at Osseo on
Wednesday and Thursday Of last week.
There were twenty-seven ladies and
four gentlemen candidates present.
Superintendent Warren was pleased at
the answering, and it is most probable
that all who attended will receive GER
tificates of merit from the State Super
intendent in ten days or so. There
were seven pupils from Mr.. w. D. Nc
Millan's school, Corcoran, at the ex-
animation, and the highest praise is due
to this excellent and conscientious
teacher for the manner in which he
trained these pupils to make such a
successful examination. The names of
the pupils are: William Nolan, Maur-
ice Ryan, Miss Maggie Casey, Miss
Sarah Mcdonnell, Miss Mary Williams,
Miss D. Barry and Miss Maggie Nc
Donnell. Mr.. Editor, it gives me
great pleasure t send you the names of
these young people who have competed
so satisfactorily at this examination.
CONAN.
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and are lending most valuable assist
ance. There is no doubt but what a
hall will be erected IN the heart of the
city at no distant date that will reflect
credit on the enterprise of the Irish citi-
zens of Minneapolis.
We are gratified to note that two
more Of our enterprising young men
have branched out in business. VIM.
L.. WEIGH and William Sexton have
purchased the fine stock of groceries of
the late firm of Nesbitt & Mason, on
Fourth street, near the postofice, and
will hereafter deal out the accessories Of
life to all who may have the good fortune
to purchase from them. The firm name
will be Welcl & Sexton. Both gentle
men are we'll known to many of our
readers, who will unite with us in
wishing the new firm prosperity.
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West Duluth News.

W0SC UuluCu N6WSs
Special Correspondence of The Irish Standard
The Spellman building, now finished,
is one of the best buildings in the West
End.
The Rev. P. Edwards, Catholic Mis-
sionary from st. Joseph, Mimi, will
arrive at West Duluth April 18th, and
will tender his services to the people
for one week by request of Mr.. p.
Carroll.
Hospital tickets for sale by parties
good for all hospitals from here to Port
land, Oregon, are going the rounds
now. People should be very careful.
Parties taken in by the real estate COM
bination should avoid this.
F. p. Timms has the contract to build
the frame work of the Lehigh coal
dock at West Superior. 1t will be the
largest at the head of the lakes. Mr..
Timms has built the N. p. coal dock
and just finished their large merchan.
disc dock which they will use this sum-
mer to handle their own bullion, mats
and wool which will very soon arrive
from the west. M. l..
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Successful Candidates.

AS a result of last Tuesdays cit!
election, the following gentlemen wer'
elected to the positions named:
Park Commissioners-C. NJ. Loring
Rep; S. A. March, Dem; Jos. Ingen
hut, Dem; A. H. Mitchell, Dem.
School ectors-B. F. Nelson. Dem
J. G.. Moore, Dem; w. d. Hale, Rep.
Justices-North district, F. j. Geist
Rep; South district, Ace Z. Abel
Rep; East district, Otto Tester, Dem.
Aldermen
First Ward-C. A. Hanscom, Dem.
Second Ward-F. G. Barrows, Rep.
Third Ward - William McArdle,
Dem; John Gilman, Dem.
Fourth Ward-Emerson Cole, Rep.
Fifth Ward-Calvin W. Clark, Rep
Sixth Ward-Claus Johnson. DEM;
John M, Gleason. Dem.
Seventh Ward-A. j. NOerenberg,
Dem.
Eighth Ward-O. H. Stoneman, Rep.
Ninth Ward-John Erwin, Dem;
John Kerr, Dem; Matt Bredimus,
Dem.
Tenth Ward-Henry Oswald, Dem;
Vincent Reeves, Rep.
Eleventh Ward-J. D. Muldoon,
Rep.;J T. johnson, Rep.
Twelfth Ward-Caieb Tingley, Dem. ;
James L. Parker. Rep.
Thirteenth Ward-C. G. Garvey,
Rep; A. F. Nichol, Rep.
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Saltwater News.


Correspondence of The Irish Standard.
The well-known commission firm of
Kitty Brothers has been dissolved. The
business will hereafter be conducted by
Timothy G. Kitty.
j. F. Cofield was received at the pen
.itentiary Tuesday last, from Kittson
county, to serve out sentence of five
years for granddaughter.
Dan Mccarthy, son of postmaster Nc
Carthy, has returned from Collegeville,
Mimi, and will soon take charge of the
money-order department. of the post Of
flee.
Four years ago last Tuesday, Com
pany K was mustered in as members of
the Minnesota National guards, by Col.
Bend, of the First regiment. Of the AZ
original members but % remain, the
balance receiving their discharge.
At the city election held last Tuesda az
Geo. M. Seymour, Rep, was elected
Mayor. For city treasurer, Leonard
Clark, Ind. Rep, came out ahead with
1853 plurality over Will Chambers,
Dem. and Otto Hospes Rep. In the
First ward Geo. Low was elected alder
man by majority of so; second ward
Chas. Moshier won with SO majority
over Suffer, Rep. Third ward a. w.
Pattee, Rep, was elected.
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ST. Thomas Seminary.
Correspondence of The Irish Standard.


Among the many pleasures of college
life the enjoyment afforded by socie-
ties, literary or otherwise, is second to
none; for the dull monotony of college
routine is broken thereby and, at the
same time, many practical lessons
may be derived from them. Acting
upon this principle the students of the
classical department at St. Thomas
Seminary formed literary association
among themselves entitled "The St.
Thomas Lyceum." Experience already
has taught during the short period of
it's existence that the benefits derived
therefrom cannot be undervalued. On
last Saturday evening one of the most
interesting and pleasurable entertain
ments yet given was presented under
the auspices of that society in the COL
lege hall. At precisely eight o'clock
the meeting was called to order by the
President. Mr.. G. F. O'Donnell, and
the exercises which Flowed were con-
Quoted according to the following pro-
gram:
Debate-Resolved, That High License is
Beneficial to the Community. At
frmatives, Messrs. J. Fallihee andJ.
Cumminsky; negatives.
VIM. Colbert and E. Keogh
Composition and Fall of the Roman
Empire. .............. Terrence Connolly
French song-La Connaissence. :. Mr. O'Donneu
Composition Winona. ............. John Slavan
Recitation-Wreck of the Hesperus ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harry Prendergast
song-The Blue and the Gray. Ernest Hannegan
Address-The Effects of Idleness james Hogan
AS it would occupy too much of your
valuable space to give detailed &C.
count, only passing notice Of
the proceedings can be taken.
High license, the subject de.
bated, was warmly and ably dis
cussed on both sides. Among the de-
baters Mr.. Colbert and Cummisky dis
tinguisbed themselves for pointed as
sertions and scathing invective. After
a rather exciting disputation the matter
was left in the hands Of judges, Messrs.
Gavin, Sheran and Cieminski, who,
when they had deliberated for some
time, returned the verdict that the
proximity of equality of either side left
the question indeterminate. Following
the debate came very interesting and
instructive composition on s'The Rise
and Fall of the Roman Empire" by
Terrence Connolly. He began by stat
ing how the once Empress of the
World rose from obscurity; that it was
by unbending integrity and love Of
order this hardy, industrious and re
ligious race arose to such a proud emf
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PERSONAL.

Miss Katie Welch, of Ellsworth, Wis.
is visiting relatives in Minneapolis.
Michael Kierney, of Ottawa, Canada,
is visiting Minneapolis, the guest of B.
D. Kilroe.
Mrs. Peter Donnelly, Of 400 Sixth st.
south, has returned after an extended
sojourn in the East.
I O. T. SWEET, the popular dry goods
merchant of 228 Central avenue, re-
turned Friday last from business trip
to Chicago.
Mr.. John Campbell, of Water
town. Mimi, passed through the city on
his way to Chicago late last week. He
will be absent a week or more. Bust
ness matters called him hither.
Mr.. Thos. P. Bresnan and family de-
parted for Oil City, Pa, on Saturday
last, where they will hereafter reside.
MI. and Mrs. Bresnan have made many
friends during their stay in Minneapo-
lis who will sincerely regret their de-
parture.
Mr.. John Kerr, who has large con-
tract on one of the western railway
lines under process of construction, was
in the city couple of days during the
week, securing supplies. etc. He just
returned from a visit to his former
home in Perth. Ont.
Jerome Hagerty, who has represented
the Chicago Citizen here in the North
west for some little time, now holds a
position with the De Soto Lumber Co..
of this city. Mr.. Hagerty is to be con-
graduated in having been so fortunate.
The De Sofa Lumber Co., though new
institution, promises to be one of the
most successful plants of it's kind in
this section of the country.
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Gracevilla.

Correspondence of The Irish Standard.
Rev. Father mcdonnell has at length
succeeded in getting an industry into
this. town. Mr.. Lynch is starting his
factory here for the manufacture OF the
Domestic water purifier. He is com.
mencing with fifty men. If Mr.. Lynch
can succeed in purifying the water that
comes from the s'town pump" be will
indeed confer blessing on the COM
munitv.
Miss Lizzie Nolan will teach the young
mind how to obey orders, in her old
district, the coming term. We predict
a most successful success. L.